This report presents statistics from the Census Employment Survey (CES), conducted as part of the overall program of the 1970 Census of Population and Housing. Detailed socio-economic information on employment related problems was collected in each of 60 urban and 7 rural areas, identified first by reference to 1960 Census data and subsequently corroborated by a variety of local sources as likely to contain relatively high proportions of persons with low income. This method of selecting the areas to be studied was used because the timing of the study precluded the use of up-to-date data from the 1970 Census and the needs of the study dictated current area appraisals. The designated areas used in the CES, therefore, differ from and are not to be confused with other low income or poverty areas that have been defined in the past for other purposes or that may be defined subsequently using information from the 1970 Decennial Census.
United States Summary--Urban Areas - Manhattan Borough, New York City (Area I)
Manhattan Borough, New York City (Area II) - Brooklyn Borough, New York City (Areas I - III)
Bronx Borough, New York City - Los Angeles, California (Areas 1 & II)
Chicago, Illinios --Summary - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Areas I & II)
Detroit, Michigan - Baltimore, Maryland
Cleveland, Ohio - St. Paul, Minnesota
Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Miami, Florida
Kansas City, Missouri - Tampa, Florida
Portland, Oregon - Rochester, New York
Louisville, Kentucky - Akron, Ohio
Norfolk, Virginia - Yongstown, Ohio
Tulsa, Oklahoma - Selected Rural Counties in Alabama
Selected Rural Counties in Appalachia, Arkansas, California, Missouri, North Carolina, and New Mexico. Zuni Reservation, New Mexico
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